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We are given a stick that extends from 0 to x. Its length, x, is the realization of an exponential random variable X, with mean 1. We break that stick at a point Y that is uniformly distributed over the interval [0,x].
Write down the (fully specified) joint PDF fX,Y(x,y) of X and Y.
For 0<y≤x:
fX,Y(x,y)=
Find Var(E[Y∣X]).
Var(E[Y∣X])=
We do not observe the value of X, but are told that Y=2.2. Find the MAP estimate of X based on Y=2.2.
MAP estimate of X:
Answer:-
Given That:-
We are given a stick that extends from 0 to x. Its length, x, is the realization of an exponential random variable X, with mean 1. We break that stick at a point Y that is uniformly distributed over the interval [0,x].
Write down the (fully specified) joint PDF fX,Y(x,y) of X and Y. For 0<y≤x:
Given That
fX,Y(x,y)=
Therefore Joint pdf of (X, Y) is
Find Var(E[Y∣X]).
Var(E[Y∣X])= Var(X/2) = 1/4 Var(X)
= 2
We do not observe the value of X, but are told that Y=2.2. Find the MAP estimate of X based on Y=2.2.
MAP estimate of X:
Poission distribution of X and Y is
k is such that
Given That y = 2.2 & thus we calculate
(using technology)
Therefore k = 1/.0371911 = 26.88815
= MAP estimator of x
= value of x maxizing for given y = 2.2
For y = 2.2
2.2 < x <
is maximum at x = 2.2
= MAP estimator of x for y = 2.2
= 1.354224
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